Nebraska Trucking Group Appoints Harris as Interim President
The Nebraska Trucking Association named Nance Harris its interim president. Harris fills the position left open by the death of Ralph “Bud” Cuca, who succumbed to cancer April 17.
GAO Suggests Tax Increases for Trucking
WASHINGTON — The General Accounting Office told Congress last week that it could raise truck taxes or authorize more toll roads to help boost transportation infrastructure investment and the Highway Trust Fund.
Hand in Hand With Weigh-in-Motion
Preclearance and weigh-in-motion, or WIM, often go hand in hand, but it is not always that way.
Truck Firms Slow to Accept Electonic Clearance Systems
Three organizations provide electronic systems that enable trucks equipped with transponders to zip past ports of entry and weigh stations in 30 states without stopping, yet the service has been embraced by only a small portion of the nation’s interstate truckers.
DOT's Inspector General Cites CDL Fraud Problem
Federal and state officials are not doing enough "to defend against the alarming threat posed by individuals who seek to fraudulently obtain" commercial driver licenses, said a new report by the Department of Transportation's inspector general.
Some Trucks Allowed Over Hoover Dam but Ban on Big Rigs Stays in Effect
U.S. officials slightly eased recent security restrictions on trucks crossing the Hoover Dam, but the highway over the dam remains off limits to most trucks and all 18-wheelers.
Can Security Laws Provide Blanket Protection?
In response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, many have seized upon the commercial driver license as a tool to protect the country from truck-borne violence.
State Officials Developing Tougher CDL Tests
A new and tougher commercial driver licensing test could be coming soon to a state near you. A group of state licensing officials working on revising the CDL exam hopes to test it this summer on prospective truckers trying for their licenses. br clear=all>
Movers of Sports Teams Share Marketing Benefits
To be the official mover of a professional football team takes guts, determination and the willingness to move a whole lot of sneakers.
Tight Security Surrounds Money Trucks As Europe Prepares to Convert to Euro
LONDON -- Thousands of trucks crammed full of money and shrouded in security crept out from secret warehouses around Europe earlier this month as banks began receiving shipments of euros in preparation for Jan. 1, when the new currency becomes legal tender in 12 countries.